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Figure 8 The number of register file reads and writes left after bypassing for each architecture.

A notable exception is the visible effect of connectivity reduction, producing better energy savings than software bypassing for cases with multiple register files, while for single register files, bypassing seems to have similar benefits.

On the contrary, for the case of the motion benchmark, bypassing leads to rather uniform clock cycle counts through the range of architectures. Figure 7 The number of clock cycles with and without software bypassing for each architecture.

I don't only mean the notorious and still-controversial bypassing for Best Picture of "Saving Private Ryan," one of the most influential American films in recent years, in favor of "Shakespeare in Love," one of the least.

The next, all I saw were retweets of this: Bypassing, for the moment, the sheer grotesque wrongness of the phrase "Harry Potter babe's stolen sex pics", what really upset me about this front page was that it seemed to be designed to put the actor back in her box.

As can be seen from Table 2, the impact of software bypassing for those two benchmarks was relatively limited, and therefore, only a relatively small increase in clock frequency was required.

The University of Utah was bypassed for last season's national championship game despite going undefeated in the regular season.

Although Pettitte embraces being a second fiddle, he was blunt about never expecting to be bypassed for Sabathia on Sunday.

Ryan was never going to throw Tebow under the bus for his discontent at being bypassed for the starting job.

(If a biological son was deemed an unsuitable heir, he too could be bypassed for an adopted one).

In certain circumstances, the new lending rules can be bypassed for up to seven years, regulators said.